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The search for 7-year-old Peter! Hubbell who disappeared Saturday | noon from the Riviera club Was |

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(Greek Crisis

Speaks to Congress And the Nation

WASHINGTON, March 10 (U. P.).—President Truman |

necessary spread of Communism to and the Near East.

Truman Talks Big 4 Talks Open; Wednesday on Molotov'Asks China Issue Be Discussed

First Session Lasts Less Than Two Hours; Marshall Renews Bid’ for 40-Year Pact

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to prevent

MOSCOW, March 10 (U. P. ) —Soviet Foreign Minister will outline to congress and | 'V. M. Molotov in a surprise move at the outset of the Big the people on Wednesday a, Four conference opening in Moscow proposed today to add (program whic hhe considers the Chinese situation to the agenda. The foreign ministers of the United States, Russia, Great Britain and France opened the Moscow conference,

At a secret White House confer- aimed primarily at discussion

| house and senate members. | Then it was announced that he! (hours. will address a joint session of conlgress at noon, Indianapolis time on| Wednesday, about 20 minutes, will be broadcast. Pledged to Secrecy President's conferees were pledged to secrecy las to details of what he will say) {on Wednesday,

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{than $250 million in 'arms that official sources had predicted he would ask for Greece, TWO: He also is thinking abou | Turkey, engaged in a war of nerves | with’ Russia over Soviet proposals | : | for joint control of the Dardanelles. ! La . oe | That the administration plans are | was searched this morning for missing Peter Hubbell, 7 +. not confined to support of pe shaky : : ¥ oy : | | Greek government was indicated by [the White House ‘press secretary,! Charles G. Rose. He told*reportars | the Wednesday address would cover “the situation in the Near East.” Funds for Turkey

One Republican senator said the {President wants $250 million for | | Greece and $150 million for Turkey. | Senators Arthur | {R. Mich.) and Robert A. Taft (R.! 0.) said after the White House con- | ference that the President. discussed | {ene {his plans frankly. {said the Wednesday speech would present them in detail.

the lasting Marshall

speech, council

met in Soviet

congressional Thus and demilitarized.

but it was under- | Mr.

will request even more money and |

ence, the President put his cards of German and Austrian pe might not approve unless a rep- | before a bipartisan group of 13 treaties, with an initial ses- resentative of China sat in on the

|sion of a little less than two,

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U. S. to Answer Tomorrow Molotov raised the question | lof China at the spadework gather- | leagues that they all faced a “by no ing of the ministers, declaring that! neans easy task” in forging the (they had agreed previously on the | eaties of peace for Germany and | necessity for a ‘united China. | observed that the situation there | t had not improved, and proposed ,eyly.redecorated House of Avia[that it be studied at this meeting. Mr. Marshall reserved decision on | jcqsaciates that a sound basis for J. Molotov’s proposal until tomor- |

row. Secretary of State George C.| reiterated before

House ofl io the Russian move. Mr. Marshall

| Aviation industry his demand for | a Big Four treaty to keep Germany | returned from China about six

He | Austria:

He indicated in his remarks that

|discussions. The proposal there‘upon was carried over until tomor-

‘No Easy Task’ Great significance was attached

weeks ago, after failing in a year’s effort to unify the Kuomintang and Communist factions,

Mr. Molotov warned his col-

In opening the conference at the

tion Industry Mr. Molotov told his

To Finish

Liquor Reform Act Caught in Confusion

By ROBERT BLOEM Indiana's general assembly, panting down the home stretch toward final adjournment, today began the 85th re-enactment of the lastminute legislative jam. : Enrolling rooms, last stop of bills on their way to becoming law, were swamped. Bleary-eyed typists. and proofreaders struggled to keep g8ing until the clock strikes midnight. The official clocks, however, may not toll the final hour until the wee

small hours of the morning.’ Virtually al} of Saturday's business still was somewhere between ‘the printer and the enrolling ‘rooms where final drafts of the bills are made. Some of Priday’s business was in the same boat. Typographical errors were on the increase as workers became more and more weary. Ey

Faulty Title The legislators, too, were making their quota of errors and the hot

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rgy commission, Mr. Vandenberg |

concentrated ‘Loday | After the conference, Mr. Taft of the club and White fiver nearby. told reporters, “I haven't any re. | floor fight when the former TVA' The theory that ‘the boy might | ! | action yet.” He said he is still} Shima Homita jon Joes exday, | thinking the question over, “and | fie sena‘e--DOSSidly on nescay

have been kidnaped was fading. No indicating an ab-| the |

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On opposite sides will

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| senate’s two topmost G. O. P. leadSenate Republican whip Kenneth | ers, President Pro Tem Arthur H.

Vandenberg (Mich) and Chairman

boy's ents, Mr. and Mrs. Rich-| | Wy el of 28 W. 54th st. | VANISHES—Peter Hubbell, I Ne a he Robert A. Taft (O. of the Re- § _Miging since Saf bday. % [the proposed Greek loan, “but all | Publican policy committee. Mr.

during the 48 hours he has been missing. While sheriff's deputies methodieally dragged White river near the clup—where footprints were found on the ice late Saturday-—the missing boy's grandfather. Jaseph Hubmell, Chicago, joined the search.

GROUNDS SEARCH—Deputy sheriffs left nothing uncovered

Cut Tax to Avoid Slump. Ruml Urges oir foe Seimei saved ie ane? ump, Rumi Urges co c= = ve

other prospective commitments,” Si he addresses congress. “I'd like to know. why {two policies—one in China and one |in Greece,” {these loans are political loans, and |they are going to be far-reaching.”

will fight Mr. Lilienthal

we have

he added. “I think all | ber, voted for confirmation.

Check Swimming Pool By CHARLES T. LUCEY Scripps-Howard ‘Staff Writer

The grandfather, a professional} WASHINGTON, March 10. building inspector, announced al! peardsley Ruml. father of the 0 | noon that there was no possibility | gc -you-go tax plan and one who

State Fails to Remove " Girls From Teen-Age Trial

Prosecution Says Presence May Influence

viera club. Locker rooms, drains,

(warned today of ‘the danger of a

Hickenlooper,

‘June Haver Spurns Suitors and Weds

Hometown Love

strongly defended Mr.

.calléd ‘fellow-traveler.’”

He urged tax cuts: much deeper

Court; Price ls. Feeling. Better. ...... FRR

stave off a decline. r 2 By VICTOR PETERSON The orthodox approach of bal- ; Times State Service . ancing the budget and applying al COLUMBUS, Ind, March 10—~In a sudden move the state today big chunk of savings to reduce the lattempted to remove from.the courtroom the bobby’ sox girl friends of

This - possibility ‘was suggested: by the fact that the club doorman, Edward Fender, saw Peter enter the gym to play basketball Saturday morning but did not see him leave.

than" genéraliy “gidposed to help

“I'm used to inspecting build-. ational debt doesn't impress.Mr.|Willlam Price and William Johnson, both 17, of Evansville, who are Ings,” said Mr. Hubbell. “We've pum. J fon trial here charged with first degree murder. covered this liaing, He can't be Debt Cut as Corollary The action came as the trial was resumed after a recess since in here.” Instead, he would. apply $8 billion Wednesday because of the ines of Price.

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The motion to remove the girls, Vera Jean Hormback, 16, Anderson, And Mary Ruth Ward, 15, Evansville, was argued by Merl Wall, state attorney general's office.

~—which he says Is the actual dif- | ference between federal income and proposed outgo—either to tax cuts joe split it between tax cuts and funds to be sent abroad for re-

‘Do/ Unexpected’

The boy.s grandfather is head of | the National Inspection Co. of Chicago, for which Peter's father is

Foremen Granted

fleld supervisor here, “Boys Pete's age sometimes do habilitation. Wa ner Act Ji hts Judge George- W. Long, Bartholthe unexpected,” the grandfather Funds thus spent abroad woul omew county . circuit court, oversaid. “He must have done some|COMe back for goods to.keep ruled the moticn, permiiting the unusual thing which led to his | industry busy, he says. | WASHINGTON, March 10 (U. girls to remain. disappearance. Now if we could) If a _Jigh level of employment {P.).—The supreme court today ruled Not Yet on Trial

: : ,'and national income thus could be that foremen and other supervisory magne a EL ne een win ained, he said, there prob- employees are entitled to ory The four Yeen-agers are charged city detéctives combed the area, {ably would be increased tax income bargaining. under the Wagner act. funder a single indictment for the narrowing their search steadily to 10 the treasury which would allow | Justice Robert H., Jackson read'slaying of State Trooper Herbert W. the club and White river. | national debt Taducion anyway, the court's 5 to 4 ruling on one or | Smith Dec. 5 near Shelbyville. The | But there was no answer and| - Opposes ‘Commitment {the most. hotly contested labor is lairis ave not vet on trial

there was no firm clue—only the| “There should be no fixed-eom- sues of recent years. mitment to a program of ‘debt! He was joined by Justice Stan- Mr. Wall, in presenting the mo-

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comes automatically as a result of Murphy and Hugo Black. on four points: . levels of employment or of “prices| Chief -Justice Fred M. virison, | ONE: The girls had asked and that are too high in terms of the |justices William O. Douglas, Felix heen granted separate trials. {long-time . national welfare,” Mr. | Frankfurter and Harold MH. Burton

Amusements ..16, Movies ....... 16 Rumi says. | dissented: tional or statutory rights to be | ament. Eddie Ash...,. 8 Obituaries ... 15] The ex-chairman of the New| Packard Moor Car Co. made ai present as they are. held in fall | Of Progress to Peace Authoritative sources Boots ......... 20 F. C. Othman .13| york federal reserve bank, now|test case of the issue by ignoring | under indictment without bond... that. the U. 8. now wanis to. give Business ..... 10 Radio ....... ‘board chairman of Mddy's, -says|@ Dational Jabor - relations board | THREE: Their presence places ‘@ William Philip Simms, [international agents. the right to Carnival .....13 Reflections 14 it might be all right to apply, in to bargain collectively with | an added and unnecessary burden Scripps-Howard foreign edi- [search every part of the world for | Classified ..18-20 Scherrer ..... 14 pillion to tax reduction -and $3,the Foreman's Association of 5, the state in prosecution of the tor, takes a look at the bal- |even' minor Weapons--not Just Comics... .. 21 Serial 12 billion tb overseas help. America, an independent labor | ae against Price and Johnson, ance sheet of Russian dip- |atomic bombs. Editorials ., ...14 Side Glances. 14. The #8 billion’ margin, he esti-| union, in its Detroit plants. FOUR: ~ The fact that evidence lomatic tactics in ‘an edi- This demand for unrestricted inFashions ..,..17 Sports ....... 8-9! mates, would make possible a 20 per! The NLRB took the case to the p the present case which will de- _ torial page article ‘Russ ih |spection will be the main U. S. Forum ....... 14! Stranahan .... 8lcent “income-tax cut, though not|courts. The sixth circuit court of | \termine whether the girls be No Hurry to Make Peace ~|theme the United Nation§ disarm-| [out fe Meta Given...17 Washington’ 14! necessarily across the board, would appeals held that the Wagner "ct given bond is mo reason in itself ® Read this article for hack. {Ament commission ' soon begins! The

Hollywood ..:13, Weather Map. 3|increase exempttins for dependents | gives the supervisors the right to In Indpls... ..13| Women’s .....17 jy $100, eliminate some excise taxes designate a union ta bargain over | Ruth Millett: 13. World Affairs Mand reduce cotporation income tax

for their presence. i [These so-called” lovers sit to-

career, revived until a few months ago.

See

Taft is not a member of the atomic committee but has announced he |

on. the

floor. Senator Vandenberg, a mems=-

Praised by Chairman Committee Chairman Boupke-- B. also a Republican, Lilienthal.

The Towan said in a statement that “no evidence” had beén produced indicating that Mr. Lilienthal “is either a Communist, friendly to ‘communism .or that he.is a so--

We are. nam. ipa period of yery,

HOLLYWOOD. March 0 hrs By: fgreat national tension,” the Towan |

—After spurning a score of suitors, said. blond “actress June Haver, 20, re-| part of our national security. Con{tinuance of its development with-

today as the bride of her hometown [out further interruption or dis- | couragement: is of ‘the utmost im- house calendar.

turned here ffom Las Vegas, Nev.

love, Trumpeter James Zito, 23. Haver and Mr, sweethearts at Rock Island, Ill,

Miss

Yesterday,

Bat,

“Atomic energy is

Zito were | portance at this time.” be- | Mr,

their romance wasn't to Las the committee

they drove

|gy pr oject.”

a vital |

He |

Fox studios and he will work with! refused a naval officer's commission

his own band, The marriage is the first for each.

SENTENCE DELAYED NEW YORK, March 10 (U. P,).— | Sentencing of Alvin J. Paris, Broad{way playboy convicted of attempt-

Lin to bribe: two-New York Giants reduction except as ‘debt reduction |ley Rééd, Wiley Ruthledge, Frank tion, based the proposed removal J stars, was. postponed today

‘FIXER’

luntil April 7

Senate Commitee OK's Lilienthal By 8-1 Vote

Bricker, Casting Lone Negative, Says ‘Radicals’ Hold Atomic Jobs

WASHINGTON, March 10 (U, P.).—A senate committee by an 8-1 vote today approved David E. Lilienthal

as chairman of the atomic

The dissenter, John W, ‘Bricker (R. O.), asserted that FBI records showed Mr. Lilienthal had given “radicals” jobs in the atomic program. One-sided as was the senate atomic energy committee's vote, it nevertheless foreshadowed a violent,

Gates Threatens Gas Tax Session

Republicans Call Second Caucus

An indirect threat from Governor Gates to hold legislators in session until they pass the increased gas tax today spurred the Republicans to call another caucus this .afternoon. ! ’ At an earlier caucus today, Governor Gates had told the Republicans they might avert a special session if they pass the gas tax. He indicated the special session might follow the session which closes tonight. “It. seems” to me the only thing

dou can do,” the governor said; “is.

put ‘on’ this gis tax dnd at the same time give your cities and counties an additiorial $5 million to improve their roads.” This is the last hot issue on the If it is not cleared the house 'might be

{up ‘today,

Bricker said he believed the |thrown’ into its first night session fore either set out on a full-fledged Hoosier-educated Mr. Lilienthal was of the 85th general assembly, “sympathetic to Communists.” said FBI files made available to | “show the radicals,|fused to concur in the amendment Vegas with members of Miss Haver's pinkoes or ‘ultra-liberals are work=- | which adds another penny to the family and were married by Justice, ing in and around the atomic enerof the Peace Harvey MacDonald. Miss Haver and Mr. Zito will take a four-day honeymoon. {will resume work at 20th Century- | counsel of the commission, had been

House Twice Refused Representatives twice have re~

Hoosier gasoline tax. | A house conference committee

Mr. Bricker mentioned two names. | was unable to persuade the senators Then she He said Herbert 8. Marks, general to back down from their amend-

ment, The bill also provides for an ad-

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TWO: They have no_constitu- Read Simm's Analysis

wages and conditions of work. ether urely for the pur f For FINE 00D from 38 per cent to 34 er cent. Packard appealed 0 the supreme 8 purely Pe

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ground to the Moscow conference which star ted today.

tional” weapons.

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the Amore basic proposal - pectin ‘of (sige act

plagning how to. limit “conven- for

Russia, however, still balked 2

or;

U. S. Demands World-Wide Inspection for Weapons

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y,, March 10 Js (U. P).—The United States widened its demand today for international inspection to enforce disarm-

‘today. He will repeat American in-

lem should be referred (atomic energy,

United Nations

Andrei Gromyko of Russia has I told the United Nations security council that the inspectors, unless “strictly limited,” would get indisclosed valve in domestic affairs. | ican Delegate Warrep Austin| any "prepared. to two-fisted reply late

'sistence on full inspection, and| argued that the whole atomic prob-| ‘back to the

test. bill of the session—Governor [Coie Just reform measure—went

Hie fu tit mornin f

hid f a faulty i And even as the

legislative sp turned from the house and. 1 to the governor's officce. Just morning the attorney general's of+ fice sent more bills to the go! than he has signed throughout session so far. Since some time Saturday the governor has not been signing receipts for bills sent to him. , The constitution says he needn't receive bills after midnight. .of - the 58th day of session uniess he wants fo, Four courses now are open $0 Governor Gates on the hundreds measures headed his way. He until midnight next Saturday to de~ cide which course he will take on each bill

Must Accept Budget .

He can, if he wants to, throw them in the waste basket. There is no official record he received them from the house or senate. fil He can file them in the. secre~ tary of state's office without his signature or sign them way they become law. Or he can veto them. That means they come up again in" the

finance ‘it, the. liquor, the red-hot bilt in public utilities.

accept the budget bill w gets it. Although it was Saturday, it still was wound in the mechanical jam. today it was up to a printer's mes: